**Super Eagles' Siblings, Super Falcons, Make Strong Statement in Cameroon** In a thrilling display of skill and determination, Nigeria's Super Falcons put on a show for the ages, outclassing their hosts, the Cameroonian Indomitable Lionesses, 3-1 in a friendly match played at the Military Stadium in Yaounde. This impressive win marked a triumphant conclusion to the Falcons' two-match tour, a crucial preparation for the upcoming Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. With Coach Justin Madugu making significant changes to the starting lineup, the team's tactical flexibility and depth were put to the test. While the hosts initially took the lead in the seventh minute, Nigeria's resolve and perseverance paid off as they levelled the score in the 32nd minute. Forward Chinwendu Ihezuo's powerful header, expertly delivered by Rinsola Babajide, marked a turning point in the match. The Falcons' momentum continued to build, and they took the lead just before halftime. A scramble in the penalty area led to Rinsola Babajide reacting quickest to fire home the second goal, securing a 2-1 advantage for Nigeria at the break. Madugu's tactical adjustments, particularly in midfield, allowed the team to press higher up the pitch, restricting Cameroon's attacking options and forcing them to rely on long-range deliveries. This strategy proved effective, and the Falcons extended their lead in the 64th minute. Captain Rasheedat Ajibade's inviting cross was met with a flying header by Michelle Alozie, securing a 3-1 win for Nigeria. As both teams made changes throughout the match, they used the fixture to fine-tune their strategies and assess combinations ahead of the 14th edition of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. For the Super Falcons, this emphatic win was a strong statement of intent as they continue preparations to reclaim continental glory. With this impressive display, they have undoubtedly set the pace for a successful tournament in Morocco, which begins on March 17.